Cusp of Carabelli
- The Cusp of Carabelli is a trait found on the first upper molars.
- It is named after Salomon Carabelli, a Hungarian dentist.
- The trait is characterised by an extra cusp on the lingual surface of the tooth.
- The prevalence of the Cusp of Carabelli varies among populations.
- It can be used as a dental trait for anthropological and forensic purposes.

References and ISBN Numbers
- The American Journal of Physical Anthropology published a study on dental morphology in 2011.
- Geoffrey Van Beek wrote a book called 'Dental Morphology, An Illustrated Guide' in 2008.
- Simon Hillson's book 'Dental Anthropology' provides valuable information on the subject.
- 'The Juvenile Skeleton' by Simon Hillson also discusses dental anthropology.
- 'A Dictionary of Dentistry' is a useful reference for dental terminology.
- The book 'Dental Anthropology' by Simon Hillson has the ISBN 0-521-45194-9.
- 'The Juvenile Skeleton' has the ISBN 0121028216.
- 'Dental Morphology, An Illustrated Guide' has the ISBN 9780723606666.
- 'A Dictionary of Dentistry' has the ISBN 0199533016.
- 'Evidence-Based Forensic Dentistry' has the ISBN 9783642289934.

Dental Anthropology
- Dental anthropology is a field that studies teeth and their significance in anthropology.
- It involves analyzing dental traits, morphology, and variation among populations.
- Dental anthropology can provide insights into human evolution, migration, and health.
- The study of dental anthropology can be useful in forensic investigations.
- Dental traits can be used to determine age, sex, and ancestry of individuals.

Wikipedia Article
- The Wikipedia article on Zuckerkandl's tubercle is a stub.
- The article provides limited information on the topic.
- The article's short description is different from the information in the infobox.
- The article is categorised under 'Parts of tooth' and 'Dentistry stubs.'
- All stub articles on Wikipedia are considered incomplete and need expansion.